Real Estate Securites Report Finds No Remedy for Housing Shortage
A syndicated summary notes that the real estate securities committee of the Investment Bankers of America reports no likely remedy for the housing shortage. It cites ongoing construction and labor constraints and high interest rates redirecting investors from mortgages to other securities.
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The
Investment Bankers of America
Tno Pir
Petrograd
Washington
Finland
Red Army
Ole Tanson
Seattle
England
Lenin
Rusia
Trotsky
Hanson
London
Ola Hanson
Alb
Rome
United States
Bank of
Naples
Canada
America
Benjamin Solomon
Civil Liberties League" of
New York
Luxemburg
War Ministry
Constan
Pris Ners
Npaid
Hance
Treasury
Steamera Fromes
Yukon River
States
Fair Pants
Lawrence Manufacturing Company
Lowell
Maza
Los Angeles County Council
Massachusetts
Chicago
Civil Service Commission
Forest Rangers
National Industrial Couse
Amy Gordon
Olive Thorens
South Dakota Farm Statistics Show Acreage Shifts
South Dakota farm data from the assessment commission show a net land gain with corn silage rising by 25 512 acres and overall crops up 622 057 acres. Wheat falls 865 504 acres while barley and oats rise, alfalfa up 29 403 acres and potatoes down 35 067. Mitchell Chamber seeks federal plan to shield farmers from low prices as Secretary Meredith is asked for aid.
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South Dakota
Union
Pioneer Preacher Is Drafted Back Into Service
Ree Heights South Dakota October 19 Reverend B P Swartout a long time Congregational minister will not retire His plans changed after a trip to visit his three sons In Gavia Valley the local pastor resigned and Swartout was drafted to serve Gan Valley delivering his first sermon on Sunday to the new charges.
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Ree Heights
S. D
B. P. Swartout
Swartout
Bonesteel
Gavia Valley
Gann Valley
Gan Valley
Former Lane Bankers Held Under Bonds
E W Downing and Ralph C Greer former officers of the State Bank of Line were arrested in Mitchell and released on $1000 bonds each on charges of violating banking laws by loaning more than the legal bank funds to directors. The discrepancy arose after they sold stock to Walter McCurdy and Henry M Olson and bank books were examined.
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Weesington Springs
E. W. Downing
Ralph C. Greer
Mitchell
State Bank of Line
Walter McCurdy
Henry M. Olson
Rapid City Packing Plant Seized By Committee After Probe
Rapid City's Dakotah Packing Company is handed to a seven member stockholders committee after state securities commission inquiry. Authorities claim the firm’s assets exceed its liabilities by over 100000, the secretary has vanished, and high salesman salaries may explain the shortage.
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Chamberlain
Rapid City
Dakotah Packing Company
State Securities Commission
It Ia
Child's Arms Badly Scalded in Dinner Accident
An 8 year old boy named Kimball accidentally scalded while his mother, Mrs. Gus Range, prepared dinner. A dropped water pin and a curious child led to burns on the boy's arms. The incident occurred around Oct 18 and was reported in local notes.
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Kimball
Gus Range
Hart
Two Farm Fires Near Huron Alarm Town
The farm home of Fred Jungeman burned to the ground with the family away in the city. A Schweitzer farm barn also burned, both fires under investigation as authorities probe for origins. Loss estimated near 50000 dollars. Aberdeen, October 13. Evidence grows that state and federal officials are pursuing a liquor law violation gang with members across communities. A silver ring on the small finger signals membership.
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Huron
Fred Jungeman
Schweitzer
Aberdeen
B. C
Cresbard Hotel Fire Destroys Block and Roasts Town
A kitchen fire at a Cresbard hotel ignited a blaze that consumed eleven buildings in the town. Damage was estimated at 225000 dollars with many uninsured merchants suffering large losses despite insurance on several structures. The fire occurred on October 18.
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Aberdeen
Cresbard
Azores
Farm Bureau Active in Combating Disease in South Dakota
Fall River County Farm Bureau reports a strong year in animal disease control including 45 demonstrations on blackleg prevention with 332 farmers vaccinated and nearly 16000 doses distributed to farms. Vaccination efforts covered eight communities and curbed two anthrax outbreaks. Also addressed corn stalk disease and contagious abortion in cattle. Beausaw and Mrs R Warren led outreach.
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Hot Springs
Fall River County
Farm Bureau
Blackleg
Sam L. Sloan
Farm Bureau News
Beausaw
I R. Warren
Missionary Society Holds Annual Election in Minneapolis
The Minneapolis branch of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society wrapped up a four day annual convention and elected officers: President Mrs Charles Bayard Mitchell. corresponding secretary Mrs W P Treland. secretary of home cases Mrs G D Taylor. recording secretary Mrs J H Robinson. treasurer Mrs H Hall. Dakota conference officers were also chosen: corresponding secretary Mrs I P Jenkins. treasurer Mrs J S Way. superintendent of young people Mrs Josie Wilson. superintendent of children Mrs C V Fox. Mitchell Was chosen corresponding secretary for the Mitchell.
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J. 8. Way
Josie Wilson
Sioux Fas
C. V. Fox
Wessington Springs
C. B. Wilt
Mitchell He
Farm Bureau to Organize Marketing Association
Spearfish Oct 18 The Lawrence County Farm Bureau voted to organize a county marketing association and to establish a marketing department in the farm bureau office to supervise county work. The plan includes employing two special marketing men for the county. The board of directors includes P. D. Rundell president Guy McClung secretary G. W. Mossing Jess Gears Albert Christensen James Hansen J S Walton.
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Spearfish
Lawrence County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
P. D. Rundell
Guy McClung
G. W. Mossing
Jess Gears
Albert Christensen
James Hansen
Walton
Fred Lp
Switzerland
Delay in awarding contract for Huron court house
Officials in Huron County plan to award the contract for the new court house and county jail in spring, with an anticipated cost around 600,005 dollars. The bidding process and potential delays are discussed amid local budget considerations and next year’s construction timeline.
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Huron Court House
Huron
Court House
Prohibition Referendum Debate and Kruger Stories
A Led South Dakota legislative history on liquor regulation and search and seizure ties to a prohibition referendum. The piece also recounts plantive tales of Paul Kruger’s running feats, rifle skill, and encounters with buffalo, lion, elephant hunts, and frontier gossip in a long, winding historical narrative.
Implement Men To Protest Price Rises
J M Mugeli president and Co J Bach secretary of the South Dakota Retail Implement association left for Chicago to attend the National Federation of Implement Dealers meet. They aim to meet manufacturers to protest contemplated price increases and plan a large exposition in Sioux Falls January 4 to 7 with many space applications already filed.
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Sioux Falls, &. D
J. M. Mugeli
Ramona
J. Bach
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Retail ImpleMent Association
Chicago
National Federation of Implement Dealers of
United States
Carbuncle on Neck Causes Death of Local Farmer
Mobridge North Dakota October 15 A carbuncle on the back of his neck led to the death of John Johnson a young farmer living two miles southeast of Mobridge He had been in good health until a few days before death the poisoning proved fatal for the patient in his prime
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Mobridge
John Johnson
Young English Peeress Popular in Society Circles
A social note highlights the popularity of a young English peeress amid fashionable gatherings. The piece mentions her presence at society events and her recognized charm among peers and hosts.
Endurance Horse Race Sets Off From Vermont Toward New Hampshire
Still 164N race at White River Junction Vermont on October 14 reports horses in a gentile endurance test as they depart toward New Hampshire. About 140 miles remain to reach the destination with tilting weather and routes noted for tomorrow's stage.
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White River Junction
Tala Loin
New Hampshire
Chie Dasa
Tomor- Wap
Ovat Ng
Gery Titty
Reer
Desperate Feat Recalls Burleson at Fort Minton Fort Mintosh Fight
In 1851 Lieutenant Ed Burleson was ordered to transport an Indian pawn to San Antonio. Near the Nueces River he engaged two dozen warriors, dismounting his men to fire with a Colt rifle. All but one of his party died or were wounded as arrows and bullets flew. One Indian bore four dogwood switches. another aimed an arrow as the fighter died. A ranger who had lived with Indians teased Burleson over boots, prompting the teller to ask if that was a good fight. The deacon and I approved the tale.
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Raul Keager
Kruger
Paul Kruger
Theon
Buffalo Bill
Krugerg
Escared
Petco
Cape Town
Krpeer
Anen
Steve
Lon Pickett
Mee
John Helene
Toya
John Treanor
Terestruck
Noto
Hank
Boap, Gulch
Wash Stapleton
Melrose Valley
Heinze
Hanl
Harpers Magazine
Phich
Ed Burleson
San Antonio
Poe
Fort Mintosh
Nueces River
Burleson
Thirrow
Onglan
India
Windy collision breaks routine on Detroit street
Dust swirls as a couple walks along Miama Avenue. They joke about dust in the eye while a windstorm rages, then a fall occurs three doors away amid a scene of scattered debris and garbled state notices.
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Detroit Free Press
Miama Avenue
Yqura
Farling
Soul
den List
Sik
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Vienna
Farm Statistics OF
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AMERS
Mitchel
Mitchell Chamber of Commerce
John K. Fox
Secretary of Agriculture
H. T. Meredith
the .Mitchell .Chamber. of .Commerce
LANE
Farm Bureau TO Have Marketing Association
Pierre
Aew
Ana Giese
Ieee
Lady Rosslean Marjoribanks
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